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Aiming for sustainable development
KUCHING: Sarawak will not be reckless in pursuing its economic development to the extent of damaging its environment, said Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem.
Single stream waste sorting gains traction
SUPPORT for the single stream separation where households in four neighbourhoods and a commercial area are required to put all recyclables into one bag appears to be gaining traction.
Aiming to be model green state
KEDAH has unveiled a Green Agenda to strategically position itself as a model green state and to strengthen commitment to deliver high impact socio-economic results.
Shelter with 100 dogs appeals for more time to relocate
THE owner of the dog shelter in Teluk Air Tawar in north Seberang Prai, Penang, will need at least six months before she can move her 100 dogs into a new temporary site in Juru, Bukit Mertajam.
Polluting air in Pandamaran
HUNDREDS of scrap tyres are being dumped and burnt at a light industrial area off Persiaran Selat Selatan in Pandamaran by syndicates who offer cheaper disposal rates to workshops and those in the tyre trade.
Towards zero food waste in Rawang
IN AN effort to reduce food waste thrown at dumpsites in Selangor, Selayang Municipal Council (MPS) together with local community leaders and Universiti Malaya have embarked on a pilot project to encourage traders to separate food waste.
Encouraging recycling
THE concept of reducing, reusing and recycling has been drummed into us since childhood by television jingles and schoolteachers.
Coming down hard on illegal dumping
STIFFER punishments with heavier fines are being drafted under a new Solid Waste Management (State of Selangor) Enactment to address the growing concern about illegal dumping in the state that is squeezing local authorities of millions of ringgit.
Biomass, a game changer
The biomass industry has been identified as a potential economic game changer for the country.
Haphazard dumping a squeeze on budgets
Local authorities in the Klang Valley are spending millions of ringgit to clear and dispose of illegally dumped bulk rubbish.
